GIEEL Strike Situation Complexified
Companies push to end the walkout by wearing out the organizers as a dispute persists with no settlement in sight.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
1
Court Sustains Mayor Over Public Meeting Fines
Pittsburgh report notes Allegheny County Court upholds Mayor Crawford of Duquesne's $100 fines on William Z Foster and J Li Beghen for holding a public meeting without a permit. Case confirms mayoral discretion and upholds free speech limits in city ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne Ince
Kennédy
Alleghany Court
Bethlehem Corporation
Steelton
Cleveland Mills
Associated Press
Ree
Ae Pa
Army of
Omega Steel
Lic
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Company
Steelton Works
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Crawford
Duquest
William Z. Foster
Ntional
J. Li Beghen
Alleghany County
Richard A. Kennedy
American Federation of Labor
Duquesne
Corporal Smith
Pennsylvania
Braddock and
Rankin
Gary
Ind
Chigago
Chicago
Strike tensions and plant closures loom in steel industry
Amid rising strikers temper and violence reports, unions anticipate wider action as American Sheet and Tin Plate Company plans to close this week for extensive repairs. Picketing resumes at Cleveland steel plants while Steelton officials report normal operations and further withdrawals expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Corporation
Gary
Ind
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Cleveland
Ohio
H. W. Raisse
Steel Workers
Harrisburg
Steelton
Bethlehem Steelton Company
Americans Held by Cossacks in Siberia Incident
General Graves demanded an apology from General Rozanoff after Cossacks arrested Capt. Johns and Corporal Sterling in Liman on September 5 during official business. Sterling was flogged. Johns escaped to Spanske. A detachment of 150 Americans in Iman seized three Cossacks as hostages to secure their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Divostok
William S. Graves
Eria
Rozanoff
Priamur
L. P.johns
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Corporal Sterling
Thirty-first Infantry
Kalminoff
Iman
Siberia
Liman
Johns
Spanske
Twenty-seventh Regiment
Sterling
Americans and Cossacks in clash near Station
American detachments faced Kalminoff's entrenched forces near the Station as a Japanese major intervened to avert hostilities. Corporal Sterling was allegedly flogged after being moved to Kalminoff's headquarters town. A telegram demanded his release, which was promised. Americans retreated to Spanske with hostages. Preliminary inquiry notes alleged flogging of Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalminoff
Iman
Sterling
In Memoriam Frederick More Carver
Memorial notice for Frederick More Carver who died on September 21 1919. Husband and father cherished by family and remembered with love and sorrow. Funeral and burial details not provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick More Carver
Byrd in Winchester After European Tour as War Expenditures Counsel
Hon. Richard B. Byrd United States district attorney for the western district of Virginia spends days in Winchester after returning from Europe where he served as special counsel for a congressional subcommittee investigating War Department expenditures in France. He visited battlefields in France and Belgium and the grave of Capt. Robert Y. Conrad, and noted the fall of the Hindenburg Line at the spot where his son Capt. Thomas B. Byrd went over the top. He reports France and Belgium recovering and lively activity across the fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Byrd
United States
Western District
Virginia
Winchester
Europe
Congress
War Department
France
New York
Byrd
Belgium
Germany
Robert’ .Y. Conrad
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Captain Conrad
Conrad
Congressional
For Sale Fine Central Business Property With Flats
For sale a centrally located two floor property with occupied flats eleven rooms and a good show room. Listing agent J. W. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baker
American Legion Meeting Tonight
The Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting at Handley Library at 8 o'clock. The gathering aims to select five delegates and five alternates for the Roanoke state convention on October 6 and 7. Members are urged to attend for discussion of other vital matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Handley Library
Roanoke
Pears marketed at C. V. Depot and White Post warehouse
Keifer pears advertised for sale at the market warehouse at C. V. Depot and at White Post Virginia. Top prices are offered in the notice signed by Le Sam Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Depot
White Post
Mageto theft prompts reward offer in Virginia notice
ASOT WANTED REWARD information sought for party entering garage and stealing a Dixie magneto from a truck. Reward for return or the magneto. Also an ad for seed wheat offers 500 bushels Falcaster and 100 bushels Red Wave, with 27 bushels per acre, from Wright Bros at Wadesville, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Mds. & Oil CO
Wright Bros
Wadesville
Wanted Fresh Eggs at High Market Prices
Advert reads wanted fresh eggs with highest market prices. Contact EB J SNAPP at Bell phone 357-W or visit 228 North Market Street. Pin 29-1p-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snapp Bell Phone
N. Market St
Trees for Fall and Spring Shipment at Mountain View Orchard
Mountain View Orchard Co of Williamsport Maryland offers a fine stock of apple and other trees for fall and next spring shipment. White, phone or eat options available at the orchard. Printed 27-1p-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Orchard Co
Williamsport
Omaha quiet as extra troops reinforce city after riot
Omaha reports show calm after Sunday race riot. Major General Leonard Wood arrives to direct military operations and Mayor Smith remains hospitalized though his condition improves. A mob incident earlier led to disarmament of 24 men posing as civilian police at twenty fourth and Cummings streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Leonard Wood
Department of the Army
Smith
Wea
Twenty-Fourth
Cummings Streets
Final Block Dance Tonight on Piccadilly Street
The War Camp Community Service hosts a block dance tonight starting at 9 in front of Hotel Jack between Main and Braddock streets. Japanese lanterns and electric lights decorate the dancing area and a ten piece orchestra will provide music until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly Street
Hotel Jack
Main
Braddock Streets
War Camp
Aew
War Service
President Wilson Improves Quietly After Rest Period
Washington reports President Wilson shows further improvement after two days of rest. Secretary Tumulty says he had a good night’s sleep and is improving. The president will not direct peace treaty work but follows the ratification push. King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium will visit Boston after their U.S. tour, with no White House reception until their return from the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Tumulty
Grayson
Senate
Fumulty
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
White House
United States
Boston
New York
Solenberger Dies After Long Illness in Chambersburg
Abraham Lincoln Solenberger a well known Chambersburg resident died at his parents home at 31 Clark Street at 4 45 pm after a long illness. He was born June 23 1865 in Chambersburg and had lived in Pennsylvania much of his life. He leaves a widow and five children and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held at the house and he will be interred in Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln Solenberger
Chambersburg
Noah W. Solenberger
Clark Street
Solenberger
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Mr. Solenberger
Cumberland Valley
Messrs
H. S. Larrick
James M. Brown
Thomas Parlett
William T. Barr
M. L. Capper
John S. Steele
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Franklin County
Gettysburg
Mr. Sotenbereer
Myra Lockwood
Douglas
E. B. Lotkwood
Bartonville
This County
Edna M
Charles Harry F
Noah W
Myra Lonnie
Sotenhereer
Fellowin Rothers
Yohn S. Solenberger
Anne Brown
Wirchester
Charles M. Solenberger
Martinsboro
W. Va
B. Franklin Solenberger
Near This City
Mr. R. S. Steele
Alexandria, Va
Eight Hurt When Car Turns Turtle
Eight Cumberland Valley Railroad section hands were injured when a motor car ran into an open switch near the Winchester fair grounds. The switch had been left open overnight by a freight crew, and the car overturned twice after failing to stop. Two workers were taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment. others suffered minor injuries. An investigation will determine fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
Winchester Fair Grounds
Memorial Hospital
A. J. Dehart
M. C. Dyke
Charles Miller
T. J. Jenkins
M. L. Bland
Fred.Thomas
William J. Jackson
J. G. Baylias
Herbert “Ain
Fair Grounds
Serral
Wanted Keifer pears and Stayman Winesap apples
Advertises a request for Keifer pears Stayman Winesap and other apples. Gives warehouse location opposite Orinson Cold Storage and Shenandoah Bank Building office with contact Bell 76 nd 289 W. 26-1p-61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keifer
Stayman
Orinson Cold Storage
Shenandoah Bank
Bell
Truck Driver Wanted by Charney Rouss Fire Company
Job notice seeks a competent truck driver for the Char ney Rouss Fire Company. Preference given to married men. Only written applications accepted. Signed by John Seal Jr. President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charney Rouss Fire Company
John Seal, JR
Railway Strike Shows Improvement in Britain
London reports government communique says railway service is improving with more trains than planned. Downing Street notes food distribution proceeding smoothly and voluntary aid offered. Separately, 100,000 miners idle in South Wales coal fields due to the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Downing Street
South Wales
Orchard and property ads in g700d area and star classifieds
Several desirable homes in g700d locations near schools priced around 3500.90 dollars. Hansbrough and Carter advertise. WANTED orchard manager and working manager for orchard. medical man preferred. Apply "R" at the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
The
Star
Seed Wheat and Grass Seed Offered by Winchester Seed Co
Seed wheat 600 bushels and a variety of seeds including Falcaster seed wheat rye barley alfalfa timothy and other grasses offered by Winchester Seed Co. Positive listing of seed types and quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Seed Co
Wanted at Green Orchard for cabbage and potatoes
Help wanted notice reading cabbage and potatoes needed at Green Orchard. Apply to the foreman at the orchard. Includes reference to a Disc Harrow at BR. M. Swimley's and a small listing of sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B
BR. M. Swimley’s
Race Trouble In Alabama Sparks Lynching Aftermath
Riot and lynching fears erupt in Montgomery as Governor Kil intervenes. A Black man named Temple is fatally wounded after being struck by white mobs. four Black individuals have been targeted, with a fourth fatality reported. Authorities seek order amid mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kil
Hosp
Montgomery
Ala
Temple
Barbare
Ms Hospital
Nésto
Parbare
Ant
Whit Barbare
Er Negro
Senate steel strike hearing to begin in Pittsburgh district
Senate opening session will hear Gary of United Gte Steel Corp and Michael Tighe of Amalgamated Asso pen as part of a three day inquiry. The committee plans to spend Saturday and Sunday in the Pittsburgh strike district to collect witnesses and assess peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Saliar
Gary
United Gte Steel Corporation
Senate
W Mter
Burgh
Five-Gaited Saddle Mare Zuleika For Sale in Virginia
Five-gaited saddle mare Zuleika, sired by imported Lingeington, prize winner in park saddle classes, advertised for sale. Apply to Leslie D. Kline, 22 Rousse Avenue, Winchester, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Leslie D. Kline
Rousse Avenue
Winchester
German blockade to start today as Von Der Goltz recalled
Paris dispatch reports the blockade of Germany will begin today after Von Der Goltz troops are removed from the Baltic region per Intransigantz. Berlin claims the commander is recalled as German government recalls him. Mrs. Fannie Chapman visits daughter Mrs. Aéar tin in Harrisburg Demiels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
von der Goltz
Baltic
Basse
Berlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Science
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
W. 8. Graves
Dage
Mrs. Byrd
Keifer Pears
Sam Haines
Asot
Omara
Wood
CHIFE
Marcus Shagogue
Baltimore
Shagogue
United States Navy
Naval Hospital
Hampton Roads
SFAR
Chambe
Novist
Ladies’ Exchange
North Market Street
Esten Carper
Luther Pannett
FE. B
R. M. Swimley
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Switch
Hansbrough & Carter
Alabama
Fannie. Chapmen
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